“In a world full of spiritual seekers, Megan Griswold is an undisputed All-Star. She has spent her life examining her existence in patient, courageous, and microscopic detail, and now she has written about her search with tender and comic honesty. What a delightful journey!” (Elizabeth Gilbert, number-one New York Times best-selling author of Big Magic and Eat, Pray, Love)

“Megan Griswold’s fantastic memoir is part-medicine for our time, part-balm for our collective wounds, part-instruction manual. Unexpectedly hilarious, self-deprecating, moving, and a story for all women in this time, I couldn’t put it down. I read it aloud to my fiancé, to our daughter, to my friends. It’s the book that makes you jog the elbow of the person sitting next to you and say, ‘You’ve GOT to read this.’ You’ve got to read this. Megan is in touch with where the rest of us may have limped off course.” (Alexandra Fuller, New York Times best-selling author of Leaving Before the Rains Come)

"The Book of Help is a homecoming of healing. If you think you know what a memoir is, this book subverts everything you know. In her honest, openhearted prose, Griswold examines her life through remedies, from the simple to the wild. This book is a tender, and at times, a heartbreaking account of what it means to have relationships, from your parents to your spouse. The Book of Help will split you open, wrench your heart, and offer a kind of redemption. Griswold’s compassion and humor is on every page, as she logs her various endeavors to be a loving human in the world. This book is not about being lost and found, it’s about the voyage our lives take. You are her fellow pilgrim on her journey of grace. A brave and insightful debut." (Nina McConigley, author of Cowboys and East Indians, winner of the PEN Open Book Award)